Indiana Startup Receives $200,000 State Grant To Make Aeroponic Seed Pods
A startup company founded by Purdue University alumni has received funding from the state of Indiana to advance the manufacture of its products.
Read MoreA startup company founded by Purdue University alumni has received funding from the state of Indiana to advance the manufacture of its products.
Read MoreThe American Cancer Society presented Dr. Fiona Denham, breast surgical oncologist at Goshen Center for Cancer Care, with their Innovation Award.
Read More“Use it or lose it.”
Read MoreEvery time I’ve sat down with economists over the past few months, we have lamented the dismal state of the housing policy discussion.
Read More“I started out working in the school cafeteria,” stated Pat Lett, Rochester.
Read MorePondering pod usage, violations and possibly a new ordinance were discussed at the regular meeting of the Kosciusko County Area Plan Commission Wednesday, Aug. 2.
Read MoreArts on the Millrace returns for its 10th year on Saturday, Sept. 9.
Read MoreAn annual event to teach kids about the roles of first responders returned on Wednesday, Aug. 2.
Read MoreThe Lilly Center for Lakes & Streams is welcoming Judy Fisher, a Chapman Lake resident, to the team.
Read MoreLifeguard shortages closed thousands of pools and beaches during the COVID-19 pandemic, when social distancing requirements disrupted training and rising wages lured some workers to other summer jobs.
Read MoreThe Parkinson’s Support Group of Warsaw will meet from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 11, at the administrative offices of Lutheran Kosciusko Hospital, formerly Kosciusko Community Hospital.
Read MoreNews Release GOSHEN — “Balloon in a Box, Coping with Grief,” the second edition by author Tom Rose, will be released on Sunday, Aug. 20, and will be available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, online at www.thomaslrose.com and at a special event, “Life Continues … Embrace the Change,” … Read More
Planned Parenthood announced Tuesday that its Indiana clinics have stopped providing abortion care, even though the state’s near-total ban on the procedure still remains on hold.
Read MoreMyra Mast said her “goal in life is to use (her) skills to serve and make a difference wherever (she is).”
Read MoreDespite confusion and hesitancy among health care providers, Indiana’s near-total abortion ban will not take effect until the state Supreme Court certifies its June ruling.
Read MoreJerry Kreger has lived almost all of his 64 years in Pierceton.
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